2 = Free Format (For Geoid) Type 2 :
30 59.987654321 077 59.987654321ALL THE SAMPLES BELOW ARE VALID FORMAT 2
45.3 078 XX8063
47 18.55 107 46 AIRPORT SC1
30 17 089 01
48 14 17 120 07 41.247 CORNER MARKER
42 42 42.4242 104 04 04.44445 DATA PT #4077
-89 359 this one should be out of bounds
44 47 59.0 068 49 11 Bangor ME
25 49 11 80 16 47.0 Miami FL
32 43 47 117 10 11 San Diego CA
47.45 122.30 Seattle WA
61.17 150.02 Anchorage AK
21 21 0 157 55 47 Honolulu HI
13.5000 215.2 Guam
17.1234 214.056 Northern Mariana Island
0 12 15 176 28 06.34534 BAKER ISLAND
0 48 176 38 HOWLAND ISLAND
-0 02 160 02 JARVIS ISLAND
21 59 159 23 LIHUE KAUAI ISLAND
5 52 162 05 PALMYRA ISLAND
-14 20 170 00 American Samoa
18 28 066 07 San Juan PR
18.3333 64.7333 St. John USVI
18.1 154.1 SE Hawaii NAD83 (PA11) W0 from USGG2012
23.9 160.9 NW Hawaii NAD83 (PA11) W0 from USGG2012
11.1 214.1 SE Guam & Mariana NAD83 (MA11) GUVD04 & NMVD03
17.9 216.9 NW Guam & Mariana NAD83 (MA11) GUVD04 & NMVD03
-16.9 168.1 SE American Samoa NAD83 (PA11) ASVD02
-11.1 173.9 NW American Samoa NAD83 (PA11) ASVD02
15.1 064.1 SE P.Rico/USVI NAD83 (2011) PRVD02 & VIVD09
20.9 068.9 NW P.Rico/USVI NAD83 (2011) PRVD02 & VIVD09
24.1 060.1 SE Conterminous US NAD83 (2011) NAVD88
57.9 129.9 NW Conterminous US NAD83 (2011) NAVD88
49.1 126.1 SE Alaska NAD83 (2011) NAVD88
71.9 187.9 NW Alaska NAD83 (2011) NAVD88
<-- Columns 1-32 for lat lon -->
<--------- Columns 33-80 for mark ID ---------->
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RULES FOR GEOID FREE FORMAT TYPE 2 :
This is an ASCII format, where the last 40 characters
of each record may contain the station name or be blank.
The first 32 characters of the record (characters 1-32)
must contain the latitude and longitude in one of three formats:
(a) (two numbers) decimal/integer degrees
(b) (four numbers) integer degrees, decimal/integer minutes
(c) (six numbers) integer degrees, integer minutes, decimal/integer seconds
The latitude must be positive North.
The longitude can be positive east or west;
the user selects which was used when running the program.